Tears Thursday Cross Country Anderson County, Central Heights at Sante Fe Trail Friday
Sports schedule notes multiple high school football games at 7 p.m. featuring Anderson County at Louisburg Baldwin at Prairie View Central Heights at Altoona Lobo at Lyndon Olpe at MdCV Osage City at Riley County Blue Valley North at Ottawa Marmaton Valley at Pomona Waverly at West Elk Wellsville at Gardner Williamsburg at Elk Valley Saturday college football Baker at Malone College 1 30 p.m. Ottawa at William Jewell 7 p.m. Volleyball Baldwin Invitational 8 a.m. Ottawa at Baker University Invitational high school cross country Ottawa at Olathe South 8 a.m. Baldwin Wellsville at Wamego 10 a.m.
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Prairie View
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Lobo
Lyndon
Olpe
Mdcv
Osage City
Riley County
Blue Valley North
Ottawa
Marmaton Valley
Pomona
Waverly
West Elk
Wellsville
Gardner
Baker University
Olathe South
Wamego
Baseball Standings And Schedule Highlights From AP Data
The Associated Press standings show the East led by New York at 81 63, Baltimore 79 66, Boston 74 72, Toronto 67 79, Detroit 51 95. Central division includes Cleveland 86 58, Chicago 78 68, Minnesota 73 72, Milwaukee 70 77, Kansas City 67 79. West features Texas 83 62, Seattle 73 70, Oakland 71 76, California 65 81. Friday games include Baltimore 7 Chicago 6 in 10 innings and New York 7 Detroit 3, with multiple upcoming games listed by team and time.
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van Landingham
Baseball and basketball transactions across leagues
Baseball moves include the Indians recalling Damian Jackson Ryan Thompson and Danny Graves from Buffalo and signing Geronimo Pena. Rangers bring up Matt Whiteside from Oklahoma City. Ken Mallory named GM of Charlotte in the Florida State League. Astros acquire Andujar Cedeno from the Tigers for a player to be named. Lakers sign Joaquin Hawkins and 76ers sign Mark Davis.
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Damian Jackson
Ryan Thompson
Danny Graves
Buffalo
Geronimo Pena
Texas Rangers
Matt Whiteside
Oklahoma City
Ken Mallory
Charlotte
Houston Astros
Inf Andujar Cedeno
Detroit Tigers
National Basketball Associatin
LOS Angeles Lakers
Juaquin Hawkins
Philadelphia 76Ers
Mark Davis
Vaughn suffers wrist injury. Kansas guard out weeks
Kansas Jayhawks guard Jacque Vaughn will miss 12 to 16 weeks with a scapho-lunate disassociation in his right wrist after a pickup game. Surgery will be required, timeline for return uncertain, but doctors say the injury is not career-ending and Vaughn should recover with rehab and time. He will discuss surgery with coach Roy Williams and family as the team monitors his status.
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Kansas
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McGee
Williams
Ryan Robertson
Cyclones and North Near Similar Offenses Ahead of Ottawa clash
Ottawa hosts North in a 7:30 p.m. Friday game at Steve Grogan Stadium as the Cyclones, coming off a 3-0 loss to Seaman, aim to match North’s bulky front with speed and disciplined play. Ottawa eyes improved protects, better passing timing, and control of the ball to keep North’s big line off the field.
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Seaman
North
Ottawa
Ron Mann
Josh Turner
Sheyiim
Wyandotte
Turner
Gary
Erisman
Mann
George Steward
Jason Porter
Huron
Atchison
Pass Gates Set at OHS Football Games This Season
Ottawa High School officials announce two pass gates at Steve Grogan Stadium for fans with passes to cut main gate congestion. Only pass holders or verified family members may enter. certain groups including OHS activity card holders, uniformed cheerleaders, fall athletes, middle school fall athletes, and Ottawa University players on lists are admitted. Booster Club members to meet Cuevas after Friday's game near the press box.
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Ottawa High School
Steve Grogan
Jaime Cuevas
Ottawa University
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Cuevas
Chiefs seek post Raiders rebound at Seattle
Kansas City aims to avoid history repeating after beating the Raiders 19 3, as they travel to the Kingdome to face winless Seahawks. Players note past losses after Raiders games. coach Marty Schottenheimer says Raider week drives the team to peak effort.
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Royals speed burns M's in Seattle loss
Mariners fall 4 2 to Royals as Ken Griffey Jr. with a long throw helps Kansas City push across three runs. Jamie Moyer suffers his third loss of the season after a slow start and Seattle drops further in the AL wild card race.
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Mariners
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Baltimore
Moyer
Boston
the Board
Tom Goodwin
Bip Roberts
Craig Paquette
Mike Macfarlane
Griffey
Goodwin
Joe Vitiello
Ottawa alumni tailgate before OU Will Jewell game
The Ottawa University Alumni Association sponsors a 5 p.m. tailgate in Liberty, Missouri, before the OU William Jewell football opener at 7 p.m. Ottawa, 7-3 last season and Wheat Bowl participant, brings back 10 defensive and 9 offensive starters. William Jewell went 4-7 last year and won four of its last five games. OU defeated Jewell 34-27 in last year’s season opener at Cook Field.
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Ottawa
Braves
William Jewell
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Lady Braves fall to Benedictine in ragged effort
Ottawa University volleyball suffered a 15-4 16-14 15-7 loss at Wilson Field House as coach Tracy Schmidt noted worn-down players and limited practice time from a heavy five-match week. Senior Kerry Miller and Brooke Benedict led Ottawa with 12 kills each while Benedictine controlled the offense.
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Benedictine
Wilson Field House
Tracy Schmidt
Schmidt
Ottawa
Kerry Miller
Brooke Benedict
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